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Preplanning Services

It's difficult to imagine our own death and leaving behind grieving loved ones. What many people don't realize is that you'll also leave behind a long list of funeral decisions to make and responsibilities to carry out. By care of your final arrangements before that day comes, you relieve them of the burden of planning your funeral services, as well as the financial responsibility if you choose to pay in advance.

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It’s easier than you might think. Fill out the form below, and a funeral professional will contact you within 24 hours.

 
 
 
 

 

Why Preplan?

There are numerous benefits of taking care of your arrangements ahead of time:

  • Saves your family the stress of planning while they're grieving
  • Gives you time to plan a meaningful and personalized service
  • Ensures your final wishes are carried out
  • Provides the opportunity to have important discussions about end-of-life care with loved ones
  • Saves you money by locking in today's rates and avoiding future inflation
  • Payment plans are available to fit your needs and budget

Whether you prefer simple arrangements or want to finalize every detail, there are certain things you should consider.

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Do you have questions about preplanning?

If you would like to know more about any the following topics, just fill out the form above and a member of our staff will reach out to you promptly.

  • Medicaid spend downs
  • Life insurance to pay for a funeral
  • Guaranteed pricing
  • Veterans benefits
  • National cemetery eligibility
  • Veterans financial benefits and military honors
  • Pros and cons of cremation vs. burial
  • Services that incorporate both a traditional funeral and cremation
  • Irrevocable trusts

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